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Personal Investments • When is the right time to exercise employee stock options?

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I mean, none of your options are in the money, so clearly not now.

At a $300 stock price, you'd make $3,000 pre-tax. Is that meaningful to you?
At $350, you'd have $10k, at $400 you'd have just short of $20k.

If you have 5 to 10 years remaining on these, I would continue to hold. Feel free to post again when they're in the money by enough that you're considering taking some off the table.
You did the math wrong.

At $400 stock price I would have:

($400 - $350 strike price) * 500 shares +
($400 - $300 strike price) * 800 shares +
($400 - $250 strike price) * 600 shares
=
$195,000 pre-tax

Yes that would be meaningful to me

Statistics: Posted by CletusCaddy — Tue Jul 16, 2024 10:53 am — Replies 17 — Views 916



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